Unlike humans, cats can express their emotions through verbal expressions. Although cats also have cat language, I’m afraid not many people can understand it. So we have to guess the cat’s language through some of its movements. Inner world, what emotions do the different body languages ​​of cats represent?

Everyone who owns a cat knows that when a cat is unhappy, it will wave its tail to demonstrate, and when it is satisfied, it will meow in a low voice. This is the most basic way for cats to express their emotions. At certain times, the cat will curl up on its owner’s lap and blink or close its eyes from time to time. There is a state where the cat is asking for a kiss from its owner. This can also be interpreted For: "I feel safe and I trust you." If the cat owner smiles and blinks in return, the cat will probably blink in response. Strangely, some cats will be almost hypnotized at this time, and at the same time they will scratch their owner's legs or arms with the tips of their claws. Although it is difficult for the owner to bear it, this is the cat's way of expressing affection and satisfaction.

Cats will also hide the tips of their claws and pat their owners. This is to attract the owner's attention and play with them. However, cats will only use their claws to scratch when they are in defense or showing off their power. When it's time to get up in the morning, some cats will jump on their owner's bedside and tap them gently to wake them up.

Cats have rich and vivid body language

Cats and dogs are the same at some point. When the dog owner comes home, the dog will usually jump, bark and wag its tail to express welcome. Cats will greet people with a "meow" sound, which is like "hello" when people greet each other. Cats also make a "meow" sound when begging for food, but if you pay a little attention, you will find that the two meows are different. In addition, when the owner comes home, the cat will rub the owner's legs, shake its body, and raise its tail, as if waving a welcome flag.

If the cat is scolded by its owner, the cat will wag its tail, stretch its legs, and walk away with arrogant steps. This disdainful expression is usually only shown by people.

Grooming is a compulsory course for cats every day, but it can also express contempt. Therefore, we can often see cats and dogs keeping a considerable distance from each other, grooming themselves, and looking aloof.

Cats sometimes become nervous suddenly. The easiest way to determine whether a cat is nervous is to look at the direction of its ears. Cats must be extremely stressed when their ears are pointed back all day. In addition, if a cat meows for no reason, has a fierce look in its eyes, bites something, or appears to be fighting, it may also be a sign of mental stress. In the past, I always went to the toilet in a disciplined manner, but now I suddenly urinate and defecate everywhere in the house, hair loss caused by excessive grooming, and severe hair ball disease, etc. are all caused by mental stress. In addition, mental stress also manifests as diarrhea, constipation, scratches, bites, etc.symptoms. If we want to understand the degree of mental stress in cats in detail, we only need to go to the hospital and pass a blood test to check the number of lymphocytes.

Of course, cats also have many body languages. Their different postures and expressions are also one of the reasons why we love them. If we want to understand what cats are saying to us, we also need cat owners to communicate with us regularly. Observe a lot.